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Social work and personnel management tools in the employment of people with disabilities in work integration social enterprise
SKALÁKOVÁ, Petra
The aim of the diploma thesis is to acquaint with the area of employment of persons with disabilities in a work integration social enterprise. This goal was achieved by studying professional literature, related legislation, realized studies and researches and other sources with follow-up qualitative research. The entire thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. The basis for the theoretical part is the analysis of the above-mentioned professional literature and other related sources. This part is divided into seven chapters, which will introduce us the topic and define basic terms - needs, definition of disability, methods of social work, comprehensive system of rehabilitation, employment of persons with disabilities, social entrepreneurship and specific conditions for employment of persons with disabilities. The practical part is processed using the method of qualitative research, which aim is to find out which personnel management tools and which methods of social work are used in work integration social enterprises employing people with disabilities and also to analyze what role and function these enterprises have in a comprehensive system of rehabilitation with emphasizing his social and work components. To achieve these goals, three research questions are set. These questions are intended to clarify the specific personnel management tools and social work methods used in practice, their influence and the influence of employment in a work integration social enterprise on the further work and social integration of persons with disabilities, as well as what role and function have these enterprises in a comprehensive system of rehabilitation from the point of view of individual transitional and follow-up tools for the work integration of disadvantaged persons.
Social work in the context of social entrepreneurship
SKALÁKOVÁ, Petra
This work deals with the relationship between social work and social entrepreneurship as one of the employment opportunities for people with disabilities. It clearly summarizes the existing knowledge about their context, available theoretical knowledge and practical experience in this area and lists important aspects of the context of social work and social entrepreneurship. It outlines the possibilities that individual activities can bring to each other and looks for things that can be mutually beneficial. It assesses the importance of social work for the social entrepreneurship sector and tries to find their common denominator by answering the following questions: What is the relationship between social work and social entrepreneurship? Is social work also important for a social enterprise? Is possible to do business socially with any connection to social work?
Work Integration Social Enterprise as a Tool of an Active Employment Policy.
Dudáková, Zuzana ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Šťastná, Jaroslava (referee)
Social economy is a quickly developing segment of the national economy worldwide. An increasing number of both profit and non-profit organisations in the Czech Republic adhere to the principles of social economy. The legislation for social enterprises has not been drafted yet, which, first, is a drag on the development of social enterprising in the private sector, and, second, hampers its acknowledgement on the part of government institutions which, lacking the legal framework, are not capable of working with this phenomenon. Hence, a legal framework should be the first step towards support to social enterprising, in particular a framework on social integration enterprises employing people with a remarkably restricted access to the labour market. The goal of this thesis is to assess the validity of formerly proposed indicators to identify the characteristic features of social enterprises for the Czech Republic and to present proposals for potential adjustments to them. The thesis also identifies areas in which support to social enterprises is necessary so that they would be able to comply with the individual indicators. Keywords Indicator, people disadvantaged on the labour market, social economy, social enterprise, work integration social enterprise, social entrepreneur.
Social enterprise from the perspective of employees with disabilities
Hejzlarová, Veronika ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Furmaníková, Lada (referee)
Social economy is a widely discussed topic in the Czech Republic and other states at the moment. This is mainly thanks to its positive impact on the employment of disadvantaged persons and their integration into the society, which is in many cases very difficult and the state fails to provide for it. The support for disadvantaged persons and their entering open job market is still struggling and the tools that the engaged parties try to use do not always work. Social enterprise is one of the possible solutions to this problem. The thesis's theoretical part outlines the topic of social enterprise taking into account both external (legislation, funding, legal forms) and internal (disadvantaged persons employment specifics, organizational culture, employees mentoring and development) factors that affect the way social enterprises work. The practical part uses qualitative research to focus on the opinions of persons with disabilities and executives on the development of social enterprises employees and their possible transfer to the open job market. It summarizes the recommendations for development of their employees' competences so that the system would be as permeable as possible and the employment of the disadvantaged persons as high as possible. Keywords: development of people with disabilities,...
Sustainability of social enterprises supported by Call no. 30 of the global grant HREOP Social Economy
Šímová, Jana ; Dohnalová, Marie (advisor) ; Legnerová, Kateřina (referee)
Šímová, Jana. 2015. Sustainability of social enterprises supported by Call no. 30 of the global grant HREOP Social Economy. Diploma Thesis. Prague: Faculty of Humanities, Charles University. The diploma thesis focuses on the sustainability of social enterprises founded by NGOs after the end of their projects supported by the Call no. 30 HREOP "Social Economy". The first part contains the theoretical definition of the concepts of social economy and social entrepreneurship and conception of social enterprise in the Czech environment. More attention is paid to work integration social enterprises. The concept of sustainability of social enterprises is presented from the perspective of international research and also the only one Czech survey on this subject - Evaluation of Supporting Social and Inclusive Entrepreneurship in HREOP. The research examined the ability of 11 work integration social enterprises to operate their business after the end of financial support from HREOP. The research is also analysing other support possibilities for social enterprises. All surveyed enterprises operate after the end of the project and most of them are financially self-sufficient or at least heading to it. They would, however, appreciate further support, ideally in another form than additional grant. There is...
Work Integration Social Enterprise as a Tool of an Active Employment Policy.
Dudáková, Zuzana ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Šťastná, Jaroslava (referee)
Social economy is a quickly developing segment of the national economy worldwide. An increasing number of both profit and non-profit organisations in the Czech Republic adhere to the principles of social economy. The legislation for social enterprises has not been drafted yet, which, first, is a drag on the development of social enterprising in the private sector, and, second, hampers its acknowledgement on the part of government institutions which, lacking the legal framework, are not capable of working with this phenomenon. Hence, a legal framework should be the first step towards support to social enterprising, in particular a framework on social integration enterprises employing people with a remarkably restricted access to the labour market. The goal of this thesis is to assess the validity of formerly proposed indicators to identify the characteristic features of social enterprises for the Czech Republic and to present proposals for potential adjustments to them. The thesis also identifies areas in which support to social enterprises is necessary so that they would be able to comply with the individual indicators. Keywords Indicator, people disadvantaged on the labour market, social economy, social enterprise, work integration social enterprise, social entrepreneur.
Social Business of NGOs
Nováková, Anna ; Krbová, Jana (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jiří (referee)
The subject of the thesis is the proposal of the work integration social enterprise (WISE) of NGO SOS Children's villages. Proposal shall take form of a business plan and is based on the needs of the Association to reduce its financial dependence on an external sources of funding. A business plan is a proposal of the concrete WISE which fulfils the function of an alternative financing instrument for the main activities of the Association. The thesis uses the method of SWOT analysis to group and evaluate the available information from the external and internal environment of the WISE as well as uses tools of economic and financial analysis to determine the tipping point and the financial needs for the operation of social enterprise in the first three years of operation. The thesis brings new results and knowledge and proposes a recommendation of how the social enterprise could be realized.

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